... SOCIALISTS WILL HELP THEMSELVES.” ...

... SOCIALISTS WILL « HELP THEMSELVES.” ...

... in the ranks of the Labour Part; who did not differ in wisdom, aims, end or desires from those he had sketched—it was the Socialists wlio demanded a different strue ture of societ: and had different aims and objects. In of the so-called Labour Party were ...

... SOCIALIST SOFTIES AND FATHEADS. Churchill Lashes Out. MOSCOW ASSASSINS.' From the Underworld of Europe and America. Ml. WINSTON CHURCHILL make a slashing attack ou Socialism and Communism whet► addressing a closely guarded meeting ut Battersea lust ...

... NOT SOCIALISTS. DR. MACNAMARA ON THE CREED OF THE WORKING MAN. Dr. Macnamara, speaking at Margate last evening, said he was nut so much surprised that Labour did so well at the la--t election as he was that it did not do better. Why didn't it do better ...

... WITH SOCIALISTS, There has been a further outbreak o t rioting at Padova whys the Central Nee' from Romer. The i'ascusta (Young Patriot's Party having mimed down Immo Lahour s, the tiocialists proclaimed a general strike, and a big procession est out ...

... SOCIALISTS AND SOVIET. The Executive Committee of the British Socialist Party have passed a resolution denouncing the attack made upon Russia by the Government of Poland, and calls upon the organised workers to compel the Parliamentary Committee of the ...

... THE SOCIALIST IDEAL EXPLAINED MR. PET HICK LAWRENCE ...

... THE SOCIALISTIC MIRAGE. working wen who voted Socialist would be the last to wish to see Socialism entkroned —Dr. T J. LAMOUR% AMBITION. The Labour Party is no longer fighting for a in ths it is DOW fighting to be Ms sun—Mr. Herbert Morrison. KEEPING ...

... THE SOCIALIST PARTY The Socialist Party was the real party 'they had to fight end their policy of nat.onalising everything was a thoroughly dangerous one. The country had bees bruualit to it present state of pro.perity by gradual reform instead of trying ...

... THE SOCIALIST DEBATE. Let us hope that the people of this country will give more than ordinary heed to the San*list debate in the House of ‘flourmorrt. Mr. rilridip Snowden's motion was rejected by an overwhelming majority which is quite eatiafaotory ...

... The Socialist Cosception. Opening the conference, the President (Mr. C. Q. Garton) described the Socialist conception the world as a society to be built up and designed and not left to grow Up, it had been left from the beginning of history. their View ...